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Telecoms & Internet Economics

Here you will find the collection of articles on the commercial aspects of Telecoms and IP. Articles that cover more than one topic area may be found in multiple categories. The icons should give you a view of the type of content you are likely to find. Please see below for the key.

Date & Title Contents Content Type
26th July 2007
iPlayer
  • Pre-launch thoughts on the BBCs service
  • The bandwidth impact on the UK internet
Detailed  Commercial
Technical  Top 10
23rd July 2007
Leeds Unbundled ISP IPTV
  • Part VI of the LUI series with Keith McMahon
  • Our hypothetical approach to IPTV using Joost
Detailed  Commercial
19th July 2007
Leeds Unbundled ISP Products
  • Part IV of the LUI series with Keith McMahon
  • The product strategy of a hypotherical ISP
Detailed  Commercial

In March / April 2007, we published a series of articles entitled How to Make Money from Video.

Date & Title Contents Content Type
12th April 2007
Slides: How to Make Money from Video
Philosophical  Easy reading
Commercial
3rd April 2007
Part 5: The problem is also how to route the packets
  • P2P has changed how applications use network
  • Old way of concentrating on building core is inefficient
  • Bandwidth is wasted by tromboning traffic
Technical  Commercial
Detailed  Top 10
Philosophical
2nd April 2007
Part 4: Routing the Money
  • Ways for ISPs to align revenues with costs
  • The missing link between activity and price
  • Eliminating the gigabyte perception problem
Commercial  Detailed
Philosophical  Top 10
26th March 2007
Part 3: Managing Traffic Volumes
  • The traffic shaping measures commonly used
  • How and why ISPs control costs
  • How this empowers them in the value chain
Technical  Commercial
Detailed  Top 10
19th March 2007
Part 2: The cost implications of video
  • Details behind the £2.10 cost for HDTV over IP
  • Bandwidth costing approaches on shared networks
  • The impact of the busy hour
Commercial  Detailed
Top 10
12th March 2007
Part 1: The Online Video Market
  • What is online video, VoD, IPTV and where is it going?
  • How social networks are influencing behaviour
  • The long tail of an elephant
Detailed  Commercial
Philosophical  Top 10
5th March 2007
How to Make Money from Video
  • Introduction to the series
 

In addition, we have published a number of further articles on the economics of telecoms and the internet.

Date & Title Contents Content Type
17th May 2007
£2.5bn or FTTH?
  • BT pays dividend instead of saving for FTTH
  • Competition are behind and will not fill gap
  • Why invest when risk is high and RoI poor?
Philosophical  Commercial
3rd May 2007
Beyond the headlines
  • Detailed examination of the £2.10 number
  • Impact of gigabit networks
  • Impact of scale or lack thereof
Commercial  Detailed
26th September 2006
A fragmented market
  • Hundreds of providers fighting for CPS
  • Future strategy options for carriers in mature market
Commercial
16th August 2006
The Line Rental Deathmatch
  • Deregulation of BT has an immediate impact on bundles
  • BT locks customers into near-monopoly product
Commercial
4th August 2006
BT Dazzles Consumers with Simple Prices
  • Review of BT's post deregulation price changes
  • Gives away in the headline but takes back in hidden increases
Commercial  Detailed
6th July 2006
HD TV over IP:
Who pays the Bill?
  • Original piece. Cost of 2hrs 1080p HDTV = £2.10
  • Shows the economic imperative of multicast
  • TV model vs Internet model
Technical  Commercial
Detailed  Top 10
4th April 2006
TalkTalk's Free Lunch
  • How TalkTalk make Free Broadband pay
  • Risk of increasing utilisation not covered in model
Detailed  Commercial
8th March 2006
Triple Play Market Study
  • Proof of validity of bundles
  • LLU scale economics
  • BT vs CPS price elasticity
Detailed  Commercial

The above articles deal with various financial aspects of telecoms and internet service provision. Related articles may be found in the NGN, IPTV or Digital Divide sections.



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